Florida Statute Chapter 713. Construction Liens and Contractor Rights
Florida Statute Chapter 713. Construction Liens and Contractor Rights
Florida Statute Chapter 713. Construction Liens and Contractor Rights
Purpose
What this statute does
This statute establishes specific rights, duties, and deadlines affecting Florida property insurance policyholders. Understanding the statute is the difference between asserting your rights effectively and accepting carrier framing.
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In practice
How it applies to your claim
If your claim touches any area governed by Florida Statute Chapter 713, this statute controls. Citing the specific section in correspondence with carriers carries weight.
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What kind of damage?
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